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Awesome documentary. Commodore <3
Jack Tramiel rules.
If you into this kind of stuff, I'd also recommend "From Bedroom To Billions" documentary series.
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This brought up nostalgia in me for a computer that I never owned so strongly that I ended up buying a Commodore 64 from Ebay. No regrets!
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"Computers for the masses and not for the classes"... Brilliant quotes for times that demanded engineering, wits and being passionate for stuff you love. A very well thought, and well put together, documentary. As a kid in the early-to-middle 1980's I lov
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If you are an 80'ties child - GET THIS!.
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This is a precious documentary both focuses on marketing strategies and technical strategies. Listening the narration from Bil Herd is a nice privilege.
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I grew up watching Computer Chronicles every week, and, being from a rural area, seeking out and digesting as much information as I could on computers. I've noticed the lack of new material as the years pass, and the gradual shift in documentaries from fi
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It takes a much more light-hearted look at Tramiel than the book "On the Edge", but still a lot of fond memories and insight into the system I learned the most about and still use on rare occasions.
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I was a Commodore junky growing up.
I spent most of my childhood sitting in front of the TV with the Commodore 64 that my parents bought for our family when I was still a toddler. The first sequence of characters that I knew how to read and write (and ty
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Jack Tramiel, C64 & the Birth of Computing!
Amazing overview of the personal computer's birth focusing on Jack Tramiel and Commodore 64. I've been following this project since the early Kickstarter days and while we often see so much about 8bit gaming,
